Véronique Campion-Vincent
French sociologist who began studying contemporary organ-theft narratives in 1987 and published Organ Theft Legends (2005), the field's definitive academic study, classifying the Baby Parts, Eye Thieves, and Kidney Heist story types.
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Véronique Campion-Vincent was influenced by Jan Harold Brunvand — Brunvand's 1980s urban-legend framework shaped subsequent scholarly treatment of the organ-theft narrative Campion-Vincent studied from 1987 onward.
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Véronique Campion-Vincent was used to analyse Organ Theft Legend.